The Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park was gazette as Sabah’s second National Park in 1974. It comprises a group of 5 islands located between 3 km and 8 km off Kota Kinabalu in Sabah, Malaysia.The park is spread over 4929 hectares, two-thirds of which cover the sea and the 5 islands are Gaya, Sapi, Manukan, Mamutik and Suluq.
Snorkelling, Scuba diving, water sports and picnics by the beach are activities visitors can enjoy, including a Coral Flyer Zipline experience, the longest island-to-island Zipline in Borneo (from Gaya island to Sapi island)
Hopping between the islands of Sapi and Manukan where you will find lots of activities to enjoy. From parasailing to banana boats and snorkel hire, these islands offer a fun-filled day out that is worth waking up early for.
Sapi Island is an adventurous island of parasailing and some of the best snorkeling around and one of main attraction is the Coral Flyer Zipline adventure. This 235 metres Zipline is between Sapi and Gaya islands that fly across between the two islands across the sea at a speed of 55 km per hour. Guests will be transported by boat to Gaya island Padang Point, the starting point of Zipline is located. If you love hiking, you can do jungle trekking from Gaya island Base Camp to Padang Point then Zipline to Sapi island.
Manukan Island has one of the most pristine islands in South East Asia with endless beaches to relax, swim or snorkel. There is plethora of activities to keep you entertained; from thrilling water sports and snorkeling opportunities to hiking and even volleyball; its seamless beauty only heightens the island experience.